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Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Iyok t,ALE.YuuNa pLNnA HORSE.

EyOh SALE-YUUNG PkNNA hORSE-
~ for sale. No. !. splendid bl'k ~
ID are, Weighs 400 lbs. years o d an 10y
e1 ceilent worker. N. .. Back MaIe.
ears old, built ligca stallion. acttye as
poney, can't bs hitched wrong. NJ. 3. Lign'
sorrei morse, years old, 1894 h,nds nlub.
fearless OF all ebltcts, a good traveller snd
Vey etyiEo. no ny roaa mare, \ years
old. weighs over 100 lbs., true worker and
good driver. No. 8 Handsome gray norss.
Yeas old, IS hands high, wei. ms about
Zoo lbs, / -st-ciass worker No 6. s,ylisn
gray hoIse, years I'D, l6 halds MIR. !.
70 ld Traveller. apd reliable worker. Ms :
ana D. rne Dtc,sr, IN 'st reliable teln Of &
year old black mares to DO found anywhsre
mar siste q. lt1i hanns higb.goed travellers !;
: iady Gan us' ,hem anywhere. No y.
DARK sorrei horse, lbM handslhiyh a rollabi.
worser, and feafless Of every thing.
hese are all Il fst-class horses AID Will he
sold Nv rtd the money " Every ono viii be
kua'aDteed to be az represented. VIII ave
leisure Ia saowd az them In any Barnes to
any PERSON i2teret d. Cillatonsa Wtt
mlns ton boarding aad sale STA blee Ola ard
West etn street No. 4,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
On WEDNESDAY,
THE eTH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
At z O'Clock p. M,

The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land with
y threas'Ory brick store-nouse aad out
buildings thereon, lying and being EtYe BE
IN the cay of iiminstoa, bounded and de.
Bcrinei Is follows, that is to say:
Beginning ut tho corn sr formed By the In.
teratctipn OF tho line T. tho s0utherly side
OF J Toat street, with the line Of the easterIy
side o' ~hipley street, running thecce III u
'outherly direction along the line of ,h .
EASTERN site OF Shipley street " fee: t. tine
cernei !0tmed bJ thc Intersection OF the line
OF TAG nottheFly side Of Wate. street, with
the line OF the etste'ly side Of SIMPLIFY
street, tLenc; easteriy aIong the nSrtheily
sids u alter street ~ Ieet 10 n ejlDoI,
thehch nortteriy aat parailel to SIMPLIFY
ttree. - feet TO corner, thence eatterly
AMI Afcliel TO front st-ee; o16 inches 70 a
conner, thence nCrthery AM parallel to
SIMPLIFY street and passing through the
centre 81 the brick WAL uiv.ling tho house
OF etDrenyuse IN this lot trUm the house OF
~ renOuse on t1e lot adjoining on the east
! fest 10 tue line OF tho southerty side OF
ffc:t srsst and thence westerly along tho
souhsrly Rioe OF FrOlt street ~ feet 4 u
inches 70 ;hs flretsDei0re mentioned corn, +
the piice OF boa iIulns, bs the contents with
Ia saii bounds what they may.
Seizeo and taken in execution as the,
r-operty OF David h buckingham and sadie
a.. bucking ham his " ife, sLo /. IT,, anu 10
De soia ~ GILES LA II BsOh, Sheriff.
SnerlGs Office, w 1lAin6toI, June H.
1857. i2O.eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

The great Jubilee cerem onies have
drawn to London . great company Of
royal guests from the European Courts.
They have come to pay their respects
TO the ruler that has been con tinuously
In power longer than any other sover.
e'gu In the oivilizsd world. As the
Q leen receives their congratulations,
sne will feel that she has been almost
entirely isolated from all her royal COM
panions who commenced TO reign when
she did. O!all the glittering train Of
royalty that will pass by, but ore SOW
ereiRn in Christendom can date the be-
ginning OF his reign beyond the time
when Victoria WAS GRO wned. This soil.
tary exception Is Dom Pedro, Emperor
OF Brazil, who succeeded to his title In
1881. He WAS In his thirteenth year
when she WAS hrst sAluted % Her Ma
jessy, and he was not crowned until
tour years after her own cotinAtion ser.
vices ct Westminster Abbey. OF the
other contemporary sovereigns OF 1887
not one remains on any European
throne. While she has been on the
throne OF Eagland, the United States
have had fifteen Presidents OF whom
only Hayes and Cleveland are living.
The Qaeen was blushing young
woman when Harrison was elected
President and . sovereign when Tyler
closed his term Of Off 90. Harrison,
Tyler, VanBaren, Taylor, Flllmo ore,
Polk, Pierce, Buchanan, tncolp, ohm
son, Grant, Garfield and Arthur, Presi-
dents OF this great Re public. have gone
down to their graves. The Queen must
feei tinge Il melancholy when she
looks hack over her fifty years, reign
and thinks Of the great number OF cabl.
nets that have been formed and have
gone to pieces since the eventiul night
Vho she was aroused from her girl.
h,-u's stun oers and Off oially introd no.
ed to the Archbishop of Can terbury and
was informed BY that prelate that by
the Grace OF God she WAS sovereign oil
Great Britain. The Prime Ministers o!
h,r carly reign, Lord Melbourne, the
Duke OF Wellington, Lord Brougham,
Lord Lyndhurst, Sir Robert Peel, Lord
John Russell, Lord PAlmerston and
Mr.. D'lsrsali, the latter the most favor.
ed OF oil her Prime Ministers, have all
departed from the stage Of aodon where
they each perfor med an important part.
Since the commencement OF her reign,
great monarchies have been founded.
Prussia and Germany have been united
Italy has become kingdom and
France has thrown off the forgery OF
royalty and has become . Repu bio.
Still Q aeen Victoria lives and rules.
She has been wise ruler and as lonR
"a England prefers . Constitutions
monarchy rs her best source OF Govern
ment, We hope Victoria may be spared
many years yet to reign and rule.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
THE PROPERTIES.

A new schoolhouse new church, fine new Station n,
o. r. R., the B. & O., shops employing from 2ooo to .n
besides the improvements already there, all Of which
the value Of lots.
Persons should have some foresight and buy nou~
until locality is all built up and prices are necessa
then wish you had bought People tell you they could
ington street property at low price one time but b
the opportunity because it too far out and NOT
We offer you the same chance that people had var
will only be short time until these localities will no
out from the city proper than the street mentioned
|ago When the Front street line is continued to G,I
space will diminish more.
Buy lots now; if you do not want to build now otae
who do will increase the value of your lands Takes
Baileys map with the buildings Marked published in ID
you form and idea what Madison street was at that
was far less attractive than this locality now You va
ter argument than look out in this neghborhood at c
time.
To people living out Of as we'll as in the city, there
ter investment for you savings City property always
increase in value There may be depression at times
those who hold their profits always large lot
at 500, east OF Union street. SLIT per year. house
$1,000, sly per year, west Of Union street lot assessed
cents per year; house assessed at $1,000 per year.
TITLK-Guaranteed for 100 years back
| TERMs-Lots in the vicinity of Twelfth and Tana
cent cash, the balance in notes equally divided at
months; Twelfth ward lots $40 cash and S. per month
lot. THOMASM
l.. w. STIDHAM, Auctoneer. PETER J. FO
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

TNreLLId ENOE OFfIt K -. A III rs
Il can md nelp by applying at 1885 tiIange
street. situations also procured for per.ons
Wishing employment. liz cts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Phillips & Kane,
No. S East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

MOTT OE-3oo SHARES NV SEMES
~ Meehanics' building Loan Stocx ,nst
Issued and for sale. First payment on tIs
made 10 WI. MORROW, Secretary X
lion. a%arc, @t' ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

xNhEhltt'> >4L.--BY VIRTUE or A
- writ OF Lcvsri Faciss. to me directed,
evil be expo ed 10 pu0lic haie. at the Uoult
House, ON NJ 4rset street, between Tenth ard
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington
New Caeile CcuIty, bel,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

"A Orgy To LOAN ON RIND AND
mortgage Apply to VIM. J. FISH.
ER No 6l6H Market street. gl0-4teod
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
BAlTlMOk. - UnAU kAALASxA
sCR EDULK IN EsFEOr, May 20, lssi,
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:

Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
RAsr.bOUND:
PhliA. Accommodate daily .....e.lbA. N
Pnjia. Accom- modation, daily ....7.oo A, Ii
fn.!a. Accom- nodati1n, daily. ....7.66 A ID
Pfiia. Accomnod alien, daily. 49, .9.<6 A. III.
th3is. Accommodated. daily ...l0.25 Az.
Phiia. Chester oxprese, daily lila A. NJ
fhila. Accommodation, daily. us D. u,
ptla. & Chester express, daily ;. .4.66 y. m,
Phil. Accommo dGtion, daily. ..... klo o. N,
Phila. Accommodation daily, ESQ D On.
Paila. Il Unestss cxpress, daily, 7.bs D Va,
Rtala. Accom- nsdstann n, daily. ....e.osp p. m.
WEST-BOUND:
Uhicago Limited, daily ...........y.lo A. n,
Arrives Ohtcsgor25c next morning.
Otacinnati Linitec, daily HIS A. y.
! Arrives Utnoinnaat 7.l6 A. NJ. st. IsouAi
$40 p. M. nsxt day.
Baltimore k1c0 nsax cd alton, daily, 2,oa p. 70
| III icsgo and st. Louis express,
| aally. ...........--. .............-.b.<0P. H
6ngerly aeooms1oa alton, daily, Glo D. N,
FOR LArDENBERG, 800 A. Nd. ana
APO p. M. and LEO p. NJ. daily.
Trains .ssre msyKet Street station:
For PhiiadslEhta $50 f.. H., daily excssi
Sunday, SIC A. FL and z 45 +. NJ, datls.
For baltimore Las P. H., daily. ri.
Lsnde berg. ESQ, A N. daily exccp' Sunde y,
$50 A M, Ind s.46 p. m, and $50 p. n,
di.ily.
Trains for Ti,ntugton-Lesve PhiIsae..
lhlia at tI.tt. GO. %, 40 40 am, Ga az.
T. 20, 1000, tHl, t.&. 9.lo, 1890 p. Ia, daily.
Express trains
". M. CLEMENTS, OK. LORD.
Manager. 9enr Pass- Axoza
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
PUBLIC SALE
$50 BUILDING IjII LOT
ON INSTRUMENTS
ON SATURDAY, JULY Q i

At 2 O'clock on the premises, on ORANGE All =,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets and on .aa
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth and Or,r 50 et
Streets also Thirteenth between Orange and ana
also in the Twelfth ward on Second Third Forrt a'n pe
streets, Greenhi Gray and Cleveland avenues. cum
Lots in the vicinity Of Tatns, Orange and Ir+...,
coming the most valuable in the city business oo1
the post-offce and court house have been located
hoodt is only short time before this property will be- ,.
liable in the city The lots in the Twelfth ward Are
Gated and in other part Of the city is there benr d
vast Improvements. VI"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
Ten Dollars

len D0llarS
Dosen'e seem much
to invest in New
Clothing, but 1t will
do wonders at 9th
and Market. 1t WILL
buy a Splendid ALI
Wool Suit for a nan
of any one Of several
new Styles handsome
ly made and trimmed.
A Fine Dress Suit
for a boy or young
man, or for one-half
OF r. you can get
your choice of sew
eral styles in Chill
dren's Suits. Popu-
lar Low Prices are
what we are trying
our best to give you,
and the lower we
make them the more
goods we will sell,
SO that they are even
more advantageous
to US than to you,
providing we have
enough trade to sue
cessfully carry on the
b US in e IS. Many
novelties in Special
Clothing for Summer
Wear in Seersuckers,
Alpaccas and other
stylish thin materials,
1T. MULL|A ( son,
TAILoRs, 9Th & MARKET
CLoTKIERs, WK.AuNsToa.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

|NUI n ,LDlNtf TiUK
XN cts for the /. M. sabbath school ex
orrsion. ON thursday, June 20, are notified
that they will DO good for the came ON III,
z4tn. ]2O4t-
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

NOTlCE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
~ the requirements OF An Act CT the
General Assembly Of the STATE o. elaware
passed at bower, march a. 1883, emitted
An Act Concerning Private lscorpora.
tions," notice Is here By given that a certifi
cate incor oerating company as Tho VIII
mtogton Basket AMI Crate Cons psny," will
on Thursday, June 80, 1887. at 10 O'CLOCK q,
m BIS pi esented at Cha mpers, Ia Whining
ton. 10 tho hon. l. q. 8rubtD, Associate
J udge, etc.. for his approval
EUFFECKEH& hUtFFCKER,
Attorneys for incorporates.
Juno IL. 1887. .s-l0t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

vi oIcuauiue PTOunu, btrlpeS OF Vel
vet, square, cut and uncut, dotted and
dimpled with dainty tints; colors, brown
and beige, brown and castor, heliotrope
and lilac, brown and green, sapphire and
electric,
Has been s. rs;
To day 81. 80.
Pekin strire Velvet, dark oolors on
cream ground,
Has been S1.25;
To day IS cents.
Narrow Stripes of Notwithstanding
colors-on Grenadine, printed with Orr.
entail designs,
Has been 81 O0;
To-day IS cents.
Raw SILK Armure, salmon tint OF beige; |
plain to match,
Has been Sizes;
To day Sl.0O;
Plain, as cents.
Faille Francois, with woven shaded
stripes ia combination, ten styles,
Has been 81 50;
To-day 81 90.
Fan Louisines, with Pompadour stripes
three inches apart; plain to con- bire,
Has been $500;
To-day $l.0U.
Satin Faconne Stripe on G,enadine, as
sorted cOlors
Has been 81 50;
To-day Sl.OO.
SuraA Stripe on Grenadne, four shades.
Has been 81 5U
To-day &l.o0.
Pekin Grenadipe, with dots of uuoSt
Velvet Oh narrow satin stripe,
Has been S2.cU
To day 81 %.
"Gauze Nelyets." Stripes formed ty
two-inch wide lattice work of uncut y ell
vet
Hes been S2,5a;
To day IS GEMS.
All Silk Canvas Panels-three bspde of
uncut Velvet, 5ayadere,
Ess been $40 each;
To day 81 &C each.
PLAIN to Elatch,
Eas been $500;
To day $1.0J.
Light, bright, airy stuas;
exquisite in tint; beautiful in
design at the price of mean,
old, unstable things.
Silk department, west OF Transept.
Women's White kmbroi-
dered Muslin Dresses for
half. No refuse and rubbish;
fresh, perfect, handsome. Ali
"a noted maker had.
They've been s. to $50
They're now 81 to S25.
Our BIZ Striped Sateen
and Zephyr Dresses are SIS
and $50 in other stores.
Second floor owe. Arcade. Cake elevAso--
The Misses and CHI
dren's Walsh Dresses fc:
half went right lively yester-
day. Plenty of them ye..
We've put with them the
last Of our stock of Spring
and SKINNER Silk and Even.
ing Dresses; some OF them
for a fifth:
Two Piece Nuns Yelling, sizes 12 tc
lG-elusi and blue, were sc; Iow g.
Pink ami blue. were so; now q.
--- CREAM, 'sere S27 80, now So.
Cream, Ucre SIS; now S..
summer snks, little of in style. size.
" 10 SIC
Brown and Gray Check, were SIS; now
Elaek and White Check. were s5o;.,ow
fn Check, ga.d and browa, were SIS;
now sl5.
Also about 20 One Piece Lsce. Nuns
yelling and SILK Dresses, siz4st to s.
Down from 50 to t1se.
Down fr1Ei SIG 10 $3.50
second ,-oor, over Arcade. Take elevator.
No cotton stuffs equal the
French Sateens in simmer
ing grace and exquisite fin.
ish. We've had them nearly
all the season at = cents
equal in style and quality to
any you can now find else
where. There 10 no assort-
ment Of French Sateens
anywhere at IS cents SO full
and choice as ours.
Northwest of centre.
We've doub led our Shirt
Waist business by improving
the cut and finish of the gar.
ments It's bean a matter
OF care, OF thought, of try,
try again. Why not a Shirt
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
CAPE MAY
Wilmington & Northern R. r.
Ste amer Republic.
Ia - II "a a essT-N

II IL II Q -
On ard after JUNE 18Th. t,atns will leave
FOOT OF FIRE NCH STREET q. ~
10. m, and ON sundays Ut sos q. IN, 70 con.
moot with steamer IT delaware liver pier.
Returning the train will leave the pier
lon arrival Of steamer.
Fare for the round trip, $500.
On Sunday, IS cents.
INSTR
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

DAVID B HILLS, smiled and Is said
to have ts!esrspned Thanks, sw,ully.'
when he heard OF the rebel flag Incl.
dent.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
PUf>LIC SALES.

I'm the northeast corner of Market and
water streets, is now on private sale at 10 W
pr,ce and upon such liberal and reasonable
terras as may suit the purchaser. Nine thou
sand dollars ts9,GtW may 70 N ain In mort.
gage ltLOt previously disposed OF at pri
ate sale Will be sold of at public sale
on July 10. The property is surely csp4 bic
~ large renting, sub d Visions and pfUfi ~
Die results, and is on TOO prominent ; raii
road and business corner not to attract the
attentson of specula tors, capitalists and
business parties.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

WHY DO the Democrats no. on for
ueoVer U eveland TOR waving the bloody
shirt? 10 all the bloody shirt issues
that have appeared on the Republican
side there have been none to compare
with the vigor with which Cleveland
shakes II.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21

StHERIFF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
y WILL Of an Levari facias, 20 Ae di.
'.ected, will DO exposed 10 pubic sale, at the
.5Uurt House. on Market street, between
Tenth AMI Eleventh streets IN the city @.
Whining TON, New Castle County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-21
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-08
JEFF DAVIS ADVISERS.
But Three oil the Entire Number No,
the Land of the Living.


the Land of the Living.
The death of r NJ r. Hunter. Of
Virginia. who was member Of the
Cabinet, leaves but three
of the entire number still surviving.
There were fourteen in I'LL who held
Cabinet positions under NJ. Davis dur
ing the existence of the Confederate
Government There survive Congress
man Reagin, who was Postmaster
General of the Confederacy from first
to last; Thomas H. Watts, of Alabama.
who was Attorney General for short
time, and George L. Davis, a North
Carolina, who also filed thu POSITION
for few months. Mr. Reagan lives
at Palestine, Tex. and has been y
member OF the House for many years,
and is now elected to the Senate. Mr..
Watts lives at Montgomery, Ala, is a
very active man, still engaged in the
practice of law. Mr.. Davis, Of North
Carolina, still lives in Washington.
practicing law. 1t seems little Gu
rious that of the fourteen that served
with JeffDa eleven should have died
before him. Perhaps he may outliyo
all of them, for he seems to be active,
both physically and men'a lily, if we
are TO Judge from tho frequency with
which he is heard from on the current
topics Of the day. He is now in his
eightieth year, having been born June
3. 1908 The eleven deceased members
Of The Confederate Cabinet arc: Bsnja-
min, Bragg, Breckenridge, Hunter,
Mallory. Memminger. Randolph, Sed-
den. Toombs, Trenholm and Walker.
Reagan is tho only member of the
original Cabinet left. Toombs, The first
Secretary of State; Memmnger, the
first Secretary of the Treasury, Mall
Tory, the first Secretary of the Navy,
and Walker, tho first Secretary of War.
having all passed away. IN O. Item.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-08
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Why 0enteel Crooks DO No Longer En-.
gage In Its Manufacture.


An industry which was formerly Of
great Importance, which has dwindled
into comparative insignifcance. Is the
manufacture Of counterfeit money. 1t
had many able opponents, but like
many more exalted occupations, 1t has
suffered from the want of proper
system of apprenticeship The great
masters of generation ago have dis
appeared, either through death or other
enforced retirement and no one has
been trained to take their places. The
chief cause of this, in the opinion of a
National Bank officer. who was dis
cussing the question recently, is the in
creased vigilance and activity of the
Government
The task of the Government, how
ever, has been very much easier said
he, "by reason of the fact that since
the war there has been no State banks
To issue currency. Under the old sys-
tenn there were so many styles of bills
il was almost impossible TO keep track
Of them all, so as to distinguish the
counterfeit from the genuine. The
difficulty was all the greater because
the bank bills were of so low grade
of Workmanship that it was very easy
to counterfeit them. Consequently
counterfeiting was u regular business
During the war when the Government
had its hands full of other matters, the
business flourishcd. For some time
after the war, also, counterfeiting was
very common,
What else has hurt the business"
"Well the processes of manufacture
ing both specie and bills are constantly
becoming more delicate and costly, To
turn out an absolutely perfect bill or
coin now requires very expensive and
bulky machinery. No counterfeitcr
has the money TO buy such machinery,
and no place to put it up in If he had
it. Consequently his goods are inferior
and easily detected. In former times
skillful workman could turn out
queer money just rs good looking as
the genuine. Processes of manufacture
were simple. Then il was impossible
To crush the business even with lib
eral use Of death penalty. Now u
counterfeit note or coin Is seldom seen
in bank. Gentecl crooks have turned
from counterfciting 10 the .sawdust'
game. II is safer and more proiita-
Bile. IN T. Commercial AdCertiser.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-08
CHINESE ACTORS.
Tho superb aud Historically Correct Cos
tunes Worn by Them.


The dresses are superb, magniiicently
embroidered. rs interesting from IN
archaeological Us an artistic point Of
view, for il is usual Convention AGAIN.
to attire stage heroes and hcroincs in
garments of the period that succeeded
the invasion of the Tartars; time
when the Ming Emperors held sway,
when the mobiles We'd with each other
in gorgeousness and eccentricity. This
fantastic raiment is, am told, serupu-
lousy correct down to the smallest de-
tail of button or tassel; while rs TO tho
artistic labor. no trouble or expense Is
spared in rich silk aud cunning gold
work. As the play proceeds, actors
who arc not vet on, or who are waiting
for the next piece, may he seen loung-
ing in the greenroom, peering through
the grille window, opium pipe in
mouth--inyisiele, till they enter on the
scene. Those who are not required at
all have calmly gone to bed long since.
Gliinpscs Of half naked bodies coiied
OH mats may he obtained through the
opening of the side tent sleeping peace
fully despite the exertions OF the or
clestra. OH if those musicians were
as merciful as strongl But Cinnamon
are not troubled with nerves and de-
light in diabolical din. A play unac-
companied by clatter that is so soul
narrowing and ceascless rs to cause
actors to below with all their force of
lungs would be but a paltry pleasure.
The words are spokenin conventional
recitative, or series of shouts, which is
only broken in declamatory speeches.
Females employ high monotonous
falsctto, walk with a peculiar sway Of
launches and swing of arms and mine
ing steps-this to accentuate 4 differ
enco of sex, all the performers being
men. 1t is strange that, tramnleIed by
so many disadvantages, choked and
stifed by artificiality, the acting should
be so good Gesture is graceful and
fitting, by-play is exceedingly suggest
i've, combined with dignificd repose.
Faces assume such fine and varying
expression rs one would not look for
on the fiat, yellow yisages OF Mongoles;
the important Trades, though bawled
in high key, are delivered with just
sense of musical elocution and relative
value Of sentences. -Hurrays Maya
zine.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-08

Sufficiently TO cease annoying Il with min.
oral and other drugs of Questionable eff
tho slightest symptoms OF biliousEess, rs
for the pill box and powder, Drop both
aud use q genuine remedy worth them all,
HostQtter's Stomach Bitters, which will Of
feet the desired result harinlcssly. Consti-
patton, dull pains in tho vicinity OF the
liver, heartburn, flatulenco, and tho like,
disappear after n few doses OF this prince
OF alternatives II floors fever and aguo,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-08

THE foundation OF all happiness Is health.
A 1an with an imperfect digestion may be
a millionaire, may be the husband OF an
angel and the father OF half a dozen cher
ubs, and yet DO miserable II no be troubled
with dyspepsia or any OF the disorders arts
ing from imperfect digestion or sluggish
liver DIR. Picrco's Pleasant Purgative Pei
let's are the safest and surest remedy for
these morbid conditions. Being purely veg
etable, they are perfectly harmless.